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Spring 2002

Greenville in Africa

August 27 - December 14, 2002
Greenville College in Africa is a new off-campus semester program designed for students to consider the complexity and beauty of this world as part of a holistic matrix.

Commitment to academic study is a requirement as well as introspective spiritual contemplation. We want to engage both your heart and your mind.

Academic curriculum includes the following courses:

• SOC 306/MGT 306 Issues in Poverty and Development
• BIO 307 Ecology of Southern Africa
• PHL 306/REL 306 Religion and African Philosophy
• HST 306/POL 306 Seminar on Southern Africa
• ENG 306 Post-Colonial African Literature

Semester Guides:
Jameson Kurasha, Ph.D.
Robert Snyder, Ph.D.

The current schedule states that students will spend six weeks at a home stay in Harare, Zimbabwe with a Shona family who is trained regarding the nature and objectives of this program. Students will also spend eight days in a rural setting, living in a mud/grass house (cement floor) constructed for them in Mozambique, and one month as a group, living in a beach guest house in Beira, Mozambique.

For more information, contact:
Tonya Holman at Greenville College (618) 664-6613 or tholman@greenville.edu

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Last updated: March 19, 2002